Three of us were here on Tuesday, August 7th. We arrived at 9:40am and got a good parking spot by the entrance for $15. We brought our own cooler with food. By 12pm the water park started getting crowded and at 2pm the lines were too long and growing longer.The lifeguards appear attentive but the Kahuna Bay wave pool is asking for an accident. There is no way to properly police the amount of people they allow in at one time. It's a mob in a bathtub. Also, by the end of the day, there was a strong smell of urine near the entrance of the Lazy River. I and two 11 year old boys had an overall good time. I was surprised at how crowded it was on a Tuesday. We left at 4:30pm because the lines weren't letting up. read more

My first time here and I had a great time. The shotgun falls ride is 10 feet deep and not for weak swimmers they have life vests available. Food and drinks are not expensive as others amusement parks turkey leg $10. Johnny Rockets meal was around $9. Wave pool was great...Lazy River was comfortable and a pretty long ride. Some rides have shade and they also have a ride that you do not walk up stairs you sit and it carries you up and brings you back that was my favorite. Will definitely go again read more

Great water park for kids age 5-14 Suggest the H2o pass.

Be advised that if you are over 250 lbs, you can't go on the rides, so if you're obese, don't bother going. They advise you of this and some rides have scales. That said, it's actually nice to be a park for once that's not filled with monstrous fat people. And get the H20go pass if you plan to go on the more exciting rides (not for kids under 7 or the faint of heart). You may look at the price now and say you'll live with the lines to save a buck, but Seriously, those H20go lines are empty and it makes no sense waiting 50 minutes on a regular line with a bunch of cranky people to go on a two minute ride. Believe me, on the regular lines, you get to know your neighbor really well... and they're baring it all in their bathing suit for better or worse (depending on your luck). If you're going to make the effort to get there and spend your precious day off or vacation day on something, you might as well make it really worth it and not waste time on line. From a cost/dividends perspective, the H20go pass is really worth the investment. If you are a little shy about showing too much skin, you can wear a water repellant surfing shirt or whatever it's called on the rides. If you don't have one, you can buy them at the park for about $20 which is reasonable. The Johnny Rockets left much to be desired and we had to wait 35 to 40 minutes on line for our food order, which they messed up frequently. Park Management ought to expect better from them. read more

The park itself is great but the wait times and management is horrible. Even with buying the fast pass, you will end up waiting. The line to buy the fast pass was at least half an hour! The worst comes when you want to get food and will stand on a senseless one hour line to get an overpriced burger. Everyone was complaining about the wait, it doesn't even make sense why it takes so long to make their crappy rubbery burgers. I thought a fight would break out because everyone was so frustrated. And you're not allowed to bring your own food or drinks so you're forced to wait read more

Splish Splash - Lines everywhere, not moving at all - Water Parks Near Me - Calverton, New York

There need to be some sort of security implemented at splish splash. I was there today with my young children. Teenagers cut the lines with so called security standing right there. We asked one security girl was she going to do something and she said they don't pay her enough to intervene. The lazy river was terrifying. Large groups of teenagers flipping each others tubes and punching each other with the lifeguards standing right there. This was not an enjoyable day. There is nobody ensuring the rules are being followed and someone will get hurt. read more

Extremely long lines, tried on a Thursday as well as the weekend, be prepared to wait at least 30 min on a line before going on a 30 Second ride. The food is disgusting, microwave cheap quality junk that's insanely overpriced and they don't let you bring your own food. They also charge you 15 bucks for parking that's not part of the admission. The only way to skip the crowded lines is to buy an h2go pass which comes in 2 options. The cheaper 35 dollar option allows you to reserve your spot on line without actually standing on line but keep in mind you are still waiting to go on a ride sometimes more than an hour and you can only reserve 1 ride at a time, the 2nd option is 60 dollar pass that cuts the wait time in half....it's still ridiculous, expensive, exhausting and not that fun. May be cheaper to book a resort for a whole day. Just a thought. read more

RASHES! Rude staff and many people we know, who went recently, came back with terrible rashes, and eye infections. We called the manager after our daughter's doctor said it was likely from chemical in water , and manger said we were lying, but several guests from our party that day any Splish Splash got the same rash. One boy had an eye infection for 14 days after his visit there. Also the lines are not worth the wait. Would never recommend. read more

DO NOT GO!! Especially with little kids. This place is seriously understaffed , overpriced and DANGEROUS. The lazy river was a free for all with only one lifeguard in the entire section with people getting off and on. The people were all just jumping in the water with no employees facilitating handing out the tubes. Maybe 60 people were all squished together and it created a dangerous pile up. I am sure some swimmers were pushed underwater in that situation. I told a nearby lifeguard , and another woman also was trying to get help. They acted like this was normal?! They should have shut down the ride if it gets like that. Just ridiculous and dangerous. Lots of teens and adults cursing , running bumping into others - not a family place at all. I had my 3 year old with me and I got off the lazy river line and left immediately. Also, a mother nearby lost her child and they wouldn't call over the speaker unless a certain amount of time had passed. I will never return. read more

Prices went up and service went down, there is a huge increase in wait times due to a lack of tubes. The lazy river for one has an insane line with an empty river. Definitely won't be back read more

Splish Splash - Long lines with no tubes and an empty lazy river - Water Parks Near Me - Calverton, New York

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I bought tickets for my daughter and her BFF expecting that they would have a great day at the park. When I picked them up I think I was more disappointed than they were, they said that they just had an "meh" day. They told me that the lines to everything were no less than one hour long, including the line to the mediocre food. I had hoped for a better day for them, but you live and learn. All that said, their staff was very friendly and accommodating. All I wanted to do was drop the girls off, and leave. I had their tickets on my phone. The staff allowed me to enter the park without having to pay for parking, scan the ticket for the girls, and leave. Kudos to Splish Splash for making it easy for a parent to send their kids off for a day of sun and ( mediocre ) swimming. read more

Best water park I've ever been too! My family and I had so much fun here. There are so many rides and so much too do! The lines were not long at all when we went I went. The longest line was 25 mins but it was usually 50 minutes. I get motion sickness when I go on rollers coasters or water slides, but my stomach didn't drop an inch and I went on every single slide! The one thing they could change is the water temperature because when I went it was like 70 degrees outside and the water was like 50 degrees. But it was by far the best water park I've ever been to! read more

Where do I even begin? My gf had some people from Britain visiting and they wanted to see an American waterpark. Now, before I get into everything that went wrong, I'll add a few tips to the ones already mentioned. 1) If you must come here (which I don't recommend), go on a weekday. 2) Buy yourself a pair of water shoes (shoes that you can wear while swimming) and use these instead of flip flops. This way you don't have to walk around anywhere barefoot. They have them for sale in the park at a 500 percent markup. 3) Bring a cooler with food and drink and have a picnic in the parking lot. The food there is pretty crappy and with prices such as 3 dollars for a regular bottle of water, you get the idea. 4) Buy your tickets online. You can avoid the lines at the front and save a little money. 5) Do not let the water come in contact with your mouth if you can help it. Further explanation will be provided. 6) Learn CPR and make sure you and your kids know how to swim. We did just about everything wrong that you could do. We came on a Saturday along with the rest of Long Island apparently. We came around 11 and thus got stuck at the back of the parking lot. We wore flip flops which you essentially have to carry when you get on any of the slides, or you can leave them near the signs and hope that no one steals them. During the weekend and especially in the afternoon, lines were at least an hour wait for a ride that lasts 5 seconds or less. The reason for the 1 star rating was that even if we had done everything right, I'm not sure that I would have had a good time. Now by this time, you're probably saying to yourself, "wow, this Anson guy sure is a douche and his standards are way too high." But, I ask you, in what society is it ok for a kid to drop his pants and take a leak in the wave pool? And that's the one kid that I saw. I'm sure there were other perpetrators. They crammed a lot of people into that wave pool. If you like being groped by hairy dudes and women, then that wave pool is for you. Now, maybe it's just me but I wouldn't trust any of the minimum wage lifeguards to save my life. Granted, there were a few that were on the ball, but I would consider them the exception to the rule. On the hurricane reef water slide, there were 4 or 5 kids who nearly drowned because they lied to the people at the top of the slide and said they could swim. The people working there didn't do anything to organize the lines. The lazy river became a free for all for rafts as everyone bunched up at the front of the line. And as if to say we aren't done with you yet, when we exited the park, the parking lot was essentially a garbage dump. Stay classy Long Island. read more

Went on Monday 06/25 with my family and the experience was amazing. There were very short lines and sometimes not line at all!. The weather was sunny but no too hot to burn your skin. All the attractions were available and the two new rides are very fun! I had a really good time. I brought sandwiches for lunch, when we finished all the attractions we went to the parking lot and had a semi-picnic in one of the tables available. I think a Monday during June is one of the best days to enjoy the park. read more

This water park is fine but the service is super super slow. I went on a slow day and was the one and only person in line and it literally took them 20 mins to make my one order. I can't imagine how long it would take on a busy day with long lines. They seem really unorganized and they are super inefficient with how they run things around the park. A lot of it just seems like common sense like going up to order then taking a number and then waiting for your food to be called but instead you go up, order and wait for what seems like forever to get your food and then go you and then the next person is up. Pretty stupid system. It's a waste of time for sure. read more

When you have the urge to feel like a kid again, splish splash is the right place for you. I came here for my sister's eighth birthday, although she doesn't know how to swim, we still threw a life jacket on her and decided to just let her go on the rides that aren't deep in the water, which majority of them weren't actually so there was plenty of options for her first off, the park itself is pretty large, there is at least 20 rides here, along with a pool which has cabanas and waves every hour [they can get pretty high at the deep end] for the kids and adults to jump in, only con I see her is that I saw random things floating around in the water, like a band aid and some sort of piece of cloth or clothing, that's gross lifeguards on duty everywhere which is super important, and of course there is the lazy river in which the line moves fast, there is plenty of tubes [sadly only single ones], but honestly lifeguards didn't really help the kids get onto the tubes, I guess they pretty much left it up to the adults, but for really small kids the lifeguards should be a little more involved , the lazy river is great for tanning, chilling and floating around the whole park for as long as you wish, and you'll get some wet surprises along the way under the bridges lolol also, many of the rides had a lot of long lines, so on a weekend I can say its impossible to try every single ride so you'll be on line at least an hour for each one. the slides in the park tend to have the quickest lines since you just slide and go, there are various slides from the shark slides where you come shooting out from underneath, or the really steep high slide the cliff diver [ that slide closed at 6 on the dot so get there asap], your heart will probably drop when you shoot down. the alien invasion was pretty cool for the kids, its up to three on a raft in which you go through a sliding tunnel and then swirl around the "spaceship" really fast, it was worth the 1.5 hour wait[when you get to the top in line you'll see a great view of the cliff diver slide, it gave me the goose bumps] the giant twister was also a really fun ride, it goes super quick but it might hurt your butt, its a bumpy ride now for the food, there was so many good options to choose from, from cotton candy to churros, funnel cakes[I dropped mine like a clumsy blonde and I got a new one on the spot], fried chicken, burgers[even organic ones, not worth the 10.50 since its not a combo they also have healthier options like grilled chicken sandwiches, grilled chicken salads, even grilled chicken ceaser wraps the park also has popcorn chicken , yummy waffle fries, pizza, and several ice cream shops [ugh and dippin dots my favorite!!!], is food here expensive? yes as any other water park, its almost 4 dollars for just a bottle of water, and majority of combo meals are 13 and up, there is hardly much staff cleaning the tables and the lines are definitely long , food does take a while here period, but the food actually tasted pretty good surprisingly and were generous in portions, they also have cool souvenir cups which are neon yellow or green which has free refills for sodas and can be reused again in the future ticket prices here vary, if you go online and order tickets, you can save a few bucks, with 35 for adults and 25 for kids as opposed to 40 bucks for admission, there is also season passes which includes free admission for the rest of the year, and they also sell parking tickets too for $14 regular and $20 dollars advanced which can save you time, the park hours are pretty much from 10am-7 pm the park has lockers on all parts, which is useful since you don't want to get your phone wet and you can store a lot for such a small looking locker the park also has a tropical bird show with lots of pretty birds , mostly parrots, usually taking place in the afternoon also don't leave this park without trying a fudge square, it literally melts in your mouth and is baked fresh, and its a decent price for such large chunks, averages on $3.75 read more

Finally got to visit Splish-Splash and I have to say I don't see what the hype is all about. I wasn't really impressed. So unimpressed that I'll end this review here. read more

Its been close to 20 years since ive been here. I decided to take my daughter for the first time and boy have things changed. The place is still fun, clean, great staff. However, 80% of the people that go there are GHETTO. I may as well of taken them to Coney Island. If the hood doesnt bother you then go ahead. As for me time to find a new place read more

For anyone who wants to have fun & enjoyment at Splish Splash, please do not come during the weekends! It is packed and the lines are long!

One of my favorite places to go every summer the rides are amazing and thrilling. The kiddie area is great for kids.

The coolest water park and amazing rides With the newest rides like bombs away and rupture rider it's a sure way to get new people on board read more

So I came here on July 31.got here a half hour early.parking was easy.cons the locker area is to small,I don't know why they did not make the locker area wider.the whole park is basically run by teenagers.the food prices are way to high.the wave pool was fun.the rides are fun.but expect to wait minimum 45 minutes or more for a 30 second ride.the steps climbing to the top of the rides are very hot.a lot of kids basically run around the park without supervision.i went once but probably never come again.also they make you wait on line for the lazy river,and when the ride ends they make you get off.and they had a lot of empty tubes that people could be using.my kids were also disappointed by the long lines to get on a 30 second ride.as the old saying goes fool me once. read more

The lines at this park make you want to go back home! I waited an hour and twenty minutes for a 15 second water slide and the ride was not as expected - Hollywood Stunt Rider. Not worth all that wait!! I got the H2Go pass and that allowed me to go on an extra 3 rides and not have to waste my time physically waiting on the line. But If you come here on a weekend, make sure to be there when the park opens so that you can go on all the rides. YES the lines are truly ridiculous and quite frankly not worth it. Go during the week, which I assume should be less packed. read more

Came here this past Sat. and boy was it a zoo! Far too crowded. They should have a limit of how many people they let in. There are only 10 rides or so and the wait for each was over an hour, so we only got on 2 and they weren't even a minute long. Not going here again and def not going to an amusement park on the weekend anymore. They need to figure something out or they'll lose customers. read more

Splish Splash is an AMAZING waterpark, I cannot wait to go again!

Took the day off work, took my daugher on Wed., Aug 27, 2014. Waited in a line of cars for 45 minutes to enter the park. Turned away at the entrance, because, to quote the guy from Splish Splash directing traffic, "The police are closing the park due to overcrowding. Who expected so many people on a hot day a few days before Labor Day?" My cat could have figured that one out. Most inexplicably, they did NOT post a sign at Exit 71, or 72, or in the road outside, which would have prevented HUNDREDS of cars from wasting their time. Will block payment from my credit card. BTW, just returned from Orlando, where Disney, Sea World, Universal studios are great handling a crush of people. Pathetic, third rate, save your money. read more

Not a fan at all. I knew the the place would be crowded on a hot weekend day, but totally not worth it. There needs to be better line management at the admission windows. Big mob scene. Also didn't find out out till we finally made it to the window (after waiting for an hour) that we needed photo ID to accompany the credit card. It would have been nice if we knew this before walking a long ways from the parking lot and waiting in the heat in the crowded mob area. My 7-year-old daughter was not a fan of the place either. She didn't find out until waiting and getting to the top of some kiddie slides that she was too tall for the rides. So she couldn't go down the slide with her little brother. The park wasn't easy to navigate. For the dinosaur water slide, you needed to wait on two lines. One to pick up your tube, and then you needed to walk up the hill to wait on line with your tube. C'mom, there needs to be a better system. read more

The waiting time was above 1hour, way too crowed. Everything overpriced and dirty,don't think I'll ever be coming back!

My family and my sister's family have never been more frustrated, disappointed, and quite frankly disgusted with this park! We have been going to Splish Splash every summer for 10 years and every year it is declining in quality simply because of the CROWDS! They let in WAY TOO many people for the small size of the park. The lines to the main event rides were over 1 and 1/2 hours! The food court that only has 2 places to feed your starving children that have been on lines for 3 hours and rides for 30 seconds takes another hour and you are very lucky if you get a table. I am astonished that they are getting away with this, especially at the price of almost $40 a ticket! Simple solution....don't be greedy and limit the number of people they let in! All in all I spent $200 for 3 people with entrance, lunch, lockers, parking, and drinks. Outrageous for 5 rides! After the misery we went through (and everyone around us agreed) they should be PAYING ME for the torture! Just a fair warning! The reviews that are good must be from a while ago (it used to be fun when not so popular) or a cloudy day with rain. We went on a Wednesday, no different than a weekend crowd! I guess our mistake is that it was sunny. Who knew to avoid a water park on a sunny day! read more

alas, not as fun as it used to be... we came here on a sunday - BAD MOVE. it was so crowded that we were only able to go on a total of 5 rides and we were at the park from 10:30 am to 5pm - WTF. there was constant congestion in the lazy river and you were face to face with strangers, so it wasn't relaxing AT ALL. the ticket price wasn't too bad compared to six flags, but prices do add up ($36.99/pp admission, $13/pp lunch, $12/parking). it was not as dirty as six flags, although one of the "lifeguards" dumped his leftover iced tea INTO the water slide - in front of everyone, WTF. the "lifeguards" looked like they were 12, and honestly, i don't think they give a sh*t about you if you drown. if i ever come back here for nostalgia's sake, i would come on a week day in september...but only if i am desperate bc this experience was really not enjoyable at all... read more

I went to splish splash today, a Thursday and had a unpleasant experience. Arrived at 945 and waited in line to hand in my prepaid parking pass purchased online the night before to save time. It didnt save me anytime. I waited in line with everyone else to get in. This should have been enough to tell me that this was only the beginning of the waiting. We (Girlfriend and I) walked into the park just before 10 o'clock as we waited for the park workers to allow guests to walk in past the shops and food stands. We knew exactly what ride we planned on doing first and we figured since we were there so early we would get right on. Nope, the line for Bootleggers Run had us waiting 1 hour and 10 minutes to start off the day. To make this story shorter I will say that by lunch time at 2pm we had been on just 3 rides. It was after lunch we discovered the problem when we went towards the Lazy river (girlfriends favorite) that it was closed. Not for cleaning, or maintenance, just not enough staff as told to us by one the employees. One of the wave pools was also closed for presumably the same reason. When a park closes both of its highest capacity rides they should discount tickets, limit the number of guests or at least put up a sign before your enter the parking lot to expect to spend the day waiting in line. It's funny how the park has no problem taking 100% of the entrance fee when they know they dont have enough staff to open their biggest rides which means all other ride lines will be that much bigger and the guests will not be able to experience 100% of the park. Every single ride had waits in excess of one hour until about 4:30 when the crouds started to thin out. But Splish Splash must like its guest waiting because they decided to close down half of abyss around this time in order to keep the lines long. I would not go again. read more

Maybe my expectations were too high to begin with, but I was actually kind of disappointed with Splish Splash. I remember going to waterparks as a kid and being like yayyyyyyyy-hyperhyperhyper-let's-ride-everything-a-MILLION-times!! but unfortunately, the actual amount of time we spent on the slides versus waiting in line was way too small for anyone to achieve that. Came here with a group of friends through the LIRR package ($60 for transportation+ticket from NYC). We arrived at around 10:20am, 20 minutes after the park opened, and we stayed til 4:30 to catch the early train back. In that time we did: Dr Von Dark's Tunnel of Terror - at 10:30am, only about a 20 minute wait. I was really excited for this ride because it's supposed to completely in the dark..unfortunately the ride was so short that you could see the light from the end after a couple of seconds! :( Alien Invasion - this ride was AWESOME! Basically your 4 person float drops into this crazy sideways funnel thing, where you ride back and forth until finally coming out in the end. Waited about 30 minutes for this (around 11am?) Hollywood Stunt Rider - the name of this ride implied that there would be some stunts..or Hollywood...or something? It was an average group ride, although they had some pretty cool mist/water sprayers while waiting in line. Waited about 35 minutes (around 11:30am) Wave Pool - probably the worst part of the park...not only was it packed, the pool itself only gets to around 5 feet deep, so you can basically just stand and hop up and down with the waves.. Plus, let's just say the water was a little salty...... Lazy River - besides Alien Invasion, probably one of my favs. Although the huge backup in distributing the tubes was not cool. I think we waited another 30 minutes just to get a tube because people failed at actually getting onto the tube once in the water...le sigh. Anyway, so it features some fun waterfalls and fountains and stuff. Plus, for some reason people occasionally abandoned their tubes, so feel free to commandeer a second tube! Mammoth River - Another group ride (up to 5 per raft). Pretty fun, although by the time we got to this ride it was 3:30 and we waited almost an hour to get on. Food - although the food's not cheap (~8 for their Monster Hamburger with fries), Splish Splash seems to employ a very talented fry cook. My friend and I split the Monster chicken sandwich, which was very dry, and it came with these amazingly delicious waffle fries! The fried chicken and regular french fries were also pretty amazing. If you feel guilty, just think about all those calories you burned up running around the waterpark and standing in line! ^_^ So pretty fun for a day trip, although I'm don't think it's worth the $60 you would need to pay to come from NYC. read more

I had a great time at splish splash today. This place is pretty cool the entrance in moderately priced when you compare it to the other water parks and being that it's only a little over an hour from Brooklyn and Queens it's a good place to visit this summer. The only two things that I didn't like was the cost of the locker rentals. $14 for small $18 for Med and $20 for large. Personally that's way too much. The other is that it closes at 7pm. Other than that I can't complain. Some things were a little over priced but aren't they all. So if your looking to dip your body in a wave pool or swoop down a water slide stop by before the end of the summer I doubt that you will regret it. read more

Splish Splash - Water Parks Near Me - Calverton, New York

I went last summer with a group of friends after basically dragging them there. I've been coming here since I was a kid and things have changed. Lines for the rides used to be about a 20-30 minute wait. Now some rides are a 1 1/2 hour wait. You can pick up a h2go pass to cut the waiting time. But with the price of admission, food, and lockers that's not going to be a viable option for most people. We decided to opt out of getting the pass and we had to avoid rides with excessive wait times ( all of the popular rides ) to enjoy ourselves. Bring old towels, flip flops/ sandals, and spares of each because people steal these things from the cubbies while you are on the ride or waiting in line. And keep in mind for some rides you will be waiting in two lines. One for the tubes and another line for the actual ride. Other than the expensive h2go pass, management doesn't seem like they are able to accommodate growing crowds of people. This park needs to expand, add more attractions, and better manage the lines for it to be what it once was. Despite all of this we still managed to have a good time. They had a Johnny Rockets which was good, and rides like the lazy river and shotgun falls are what saved our day from being a complete and total bust. Might try mountain creek this year instead of splish splash. read more

Great fun all the rides give you a thrill the best is definitely CLIFF DIVER But there's also another ride was added a year ago called bombs away it has a trap door underneath and drops to you. But remember cliff diver gives you a wedgee read more

I'm more of a waterpark person rather than a rollercoaster, so I definitely love Splish Splash. They recently got new rides, such as the bootlegger, tunnel of terror, dinosaur fall, etc. However, the only thing I really about Splish Splash is the extremely long wait for the rides. We hardly got onto any rides because of the wait. We spent at least a good hour and a half just waiting for the tunnel of terror and the ride last for about ten seconds or so, but it was a pretty fun ride because of the total darkness and then the flying up midway feeling. Dinosaur Fall is not scary and the line wasn't long, thank god! They also had very cute bubble for this ride, donuts from the Simpson movie. Lazy River also got a lot bigger and they have this big pool like area right before you float back to the start/finish line, you can literally just hang out there for a while before heading back. We also went on some other rides but I forgot what they're call. I was so upset that I wasn't able to go on the bootlegger but it's okay. The line to check your photo taken on the rides can be really long too which totally sucks because I have no patient to wait for a photo that might not even look nice and I don't think you can view it online either. Their changing room is either the bathroom or the actual changing room, which also have a shower (not so sure, because I didn't use it). read more

I took My daughter here for a girls day we've been to different water parks before this one is definitely a lot cleaner and seems that be a lot more organized than others we visited in the area the only thing that I didn't like was that there is no charging station to be found anywhere in the park I understand it's a waterpark but this is the age of technology and they sell waterproof cases for phones so why not just provide a place to charge your phone I'm just Saying. On another note overall was slightly overcast day not too hot we didn't have to wait a long time to get on any of the rides and had so much fun read more

The rides were fun but not worth waiting for over an hour. I came on a Thursday but the park was fairly crowded and some of the lines were unbearable for a 1 minute ride. I definitely suggest paying the extra for the flash pass. Other than my impatience the park was a blast and I'll be returning. Oh and going barefoot was painful and I won't be doing that again. read more

This water park has the best rides of waterparks that I have been to so far, but I haven't been to them all yet, so can't say it's the best. My daredevil spouse loved the fast falling rides. Cliff Diver has an eight story drop, and Max Trax has a fifty foot straight drop. No, I didn't go there. Not a chance! I liked the smoother winding slides, even the faster raft tube rides. Having something to hold on to (raft tube handles) makes a difference for me. The more exciting tube rides are Alien Invasion and Dragon's Den. They are fast riding with spinning. Fun Fun Fun! There are other medium level and slow raft rides to enjoy. We planned our vacation to arrive not at a peak time thanks to the reviews warning of long lines, etc. We went while everyone else was out shopping for school clothes and supplies. It wasn't too bad. read more

The worst place to bring ur kids people are rude and it's dirty almost got into a fight while waiting for my pictures never would visit again. read more